By Joe Schiller
The status of two key Ravens are in question heading into Sunday's matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown and linebacker Patrick Onwuasor are game-time decisions, according to Head Coach John Harbaugh.
Brown is dealing with a knee injury and Onwuasor is dealing with an ankle injury.
Neither player practiced during the week and pundits have speculated that it means that they won't be on the field. Losing both would be big hits to the Ravens on both sides of the ball.
Brown has been the team's top receiver as a rookie this season. He caught a touchdown in the win over the Steelers before leaving the game in the second half. He returned, but did not have an impact.
Onwausor was moved back to WLB with the addition of Josh Bynes and is one of the team's starting linebackers. His absence would give larger roles to Kenny Young and Chris Board.
Tight end Mark Andrews is listed as questionable, but was a full participant in practice on Friday. He is expected to play and could have an even bigger share of targets if Brown is out.
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